5497BP46A0655001E

Overview

The Johanson Technology 5497BP46A0655001E is a ceramic bandpass filter designed for high-frequency signal conditioning. It operates within a passband of 5170 MHz to 5825 MHz, providing a bandwidth of approximately 655 MHz. The component supports an input power handling capacity of up to 3 W and features low insertion loss characteristics suitable for demanding RF applications. It is engineered to facilitate coexistence with the 6 GHz band (UNII 5-8) while maintaining performance in Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 environments.

Feature Summary

• Engineered for high rejection capabilities to support spectrum coexistence
• Constructs a robust ceramic structure for stable RF signal filtering
• Optimized for low-loss transmission in modern wireless protocols

Applications

• Wi-Fi 6E systems requiring UNII 1-3 passband compliance
• Wi-Fi 7 infrastructure utilizing extended frequency ranges
• Devices ensuring coexistence with the 6 GHz band (UNII 5-8)

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific datasheet version when sourcing this component, as manufacturing specifications may evolve. Confirm that the 3 W power handling rating aligns with your system's peak input requirements. Ensure compatibility with your PCB layout regarding the required footprint and termination style. Cross-reference the exact part number to distinguish between any potential ordering suffixes that might affect packaging or testing criteria.

Selection Notes

Select this component when designing for Wi-Fi 6E or Wi-Fi 7 standards that require precise filtering in the 5.17–5.825 GHz range. Its ceramic construction offers durability for high-power applications up to 3 W. Consider its high-rejection profile if your design must mitigate interference from adjacent bands, specifically the 6 GHz UNII 5-8 spectrum. Validate thermal management needs given the operational environment.

Part Context

This part belongs to Johanson Technology’s bandpass filter portfolio, which targets RF and IoT solutions across 400 MHz to 40 GHz. The BP series utilizes ceramic technology to deliver consistent performance in compact form factors. This specific model addresses the growing demand for filters that support next-generation wireless standards while managing spectral congestion.

Replacement Considerations

Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify electrical parameters such as center frequency, bandwidth, and power handling against alternative components before substitution.